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This tag refers to questions about the various forms of English spoken in the archipelago commonly called the British Isles, comprising both the two larger islands of Great Britain and Ireland as well as the smaller Isle of Man, the Isle of Wight, the Channel Islands, and over 6,000 smaller islands ...
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UK English pronunciation of word "language" please?
What is the correct British English pronunciation of the word language please?
Throughout my education in New Zealand and South Africa the first g was a soft sound as in bang? Here in Australia, on …
